Former England top-order batsman, Robert Key is currently in a local hospital after he suffered a mini-stroke last weekend. The former Kent skipper did not have a long international career. However, he was the cornerstone of his county in his prime.
He called it a day on his cricketing career a few years ago as Key became a part of the Sky Sports experts panel. He worked as a broadcaster for the popular English company, but as the cricket world has come to a standstill because of the Coronavirus pandemic, Key was at home with his family.
Robert Key suffered a mini-stroke
Robert Key, who turned 41 last Tuesday, was enjoying his quarantine period with his family. Unfortunately, just a few days after celebrating his 41st birthday, the English batsman suffered a mini heart attack which compelled his family members to rush him to the hospital.
Luckily, the batsman has recovered now. He shared a post on Instagram which featured a photo of himself in the hospital. Here’s what Key wrote in the caption of the post:
“Long weekend. Turns out I’ve had a mini-stroke. Thanks to everyone at the Kent and Canterbury Hospital especially Charlie And Dr baht. Now got to eat food with no flavor and take pills #triffic.”
Earlier a few domestic and international players tested positive for COVID-19 and now Robert Key is in the hospital. It is very disheartening to note so many cricketers suffering from diseases at the same point of time.
Last Updated on May 18, 2020
